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Jón Gnarr Withdraws From the Viðreisnar Parliamentary Group

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Jón Gnarr has left the Viðreisnar parliamentary party. The Speaker of the Althing announced the change at the start of the parliamentary session at 1:30 p.m., but half an hour earlier Vísir had reported on Jón's plans. The party chairman is looking after Jón, who intends to continue to support the government in its good works.

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Jón Gnarr has resigned from the þingflokki Viðreisnar and intends to continue sitting at Alþingi sem þingmaður without a party. He has also declared that he will continue to support the government of Samfylkingarin, Viðreisnar and Flokks fólksins. "I've tried in life to stand up for my cause and look in front of people and appreciate the opportunity to be able to do it here,"...

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Jón Gnarr has resigned from the Viðreisn parliamentary group. This is reported by Vísir, citing its sources. Jón's resignation does not have a decisive impact on the government's majority in parliament. To form a majority, 32 MPs are needed, with Jón's departure there will be 35. Earlier this election term, MP and former minister Guðmundur Ingi Kristinsson resigned from the People's Party but stated that he would continue to support the governme…

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Jón Gnarr has left the Viðreisnar parliamentary party. The Speaker of the Althing announced the change at the start of the parliamentary session at 1:30 p.m., but half an hour earlier Vísir had reported on Jón's plans. The party chairman is looking after Jón, who intends to continue to support the government in its good works.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Vísir broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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